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FUNERALDIRECTORS


Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


Peacehaven Chapel o f Rest The Genuine and independent


family concern o f two generations offering a 24hr personal service Carl, J ean a n d Patdine Tel: Clitheroe 441297


^ re-paid funeral plans available on request^ DEATHS


BRAMWELL Rita Patricia


On Tuesday 26th August


* mother of Jonn, Stephen,


peacefully at her home in Great Harwood, Rita aged 81 years who was fortified by the rites of Holy Mother Church. The dearly beloved wife of the late Bill, devoved


2014


Alzheimers Society c/o


■ f Accrington. Tel 01254 ^33133.____________


BYWATER E LM A CNEE LA IO L ER )


A g e d 89, p a s se d aw a y p e a c e fu l ly on T h u rs d a y 28th A u g u s t 2014 a t her home In Sab d en w ith her ch ild ren around her. Born 2 5 th M a y , 1925 in S t B o sw e l ls , S c o t la n d to R o be rt and M a ry Laldler. Dea rly loved d a rling w ife o f th e la te Ber t B yw a te r . Prec iou s m other o f Eric , N e il and A n g e la and m o ther -in- law o f V alerie, C a ro ly n and T o n y . A cher ished s is te r , grandma and g re a t grandma, au n t and friend . S in ce re thank you to a l l who cared fo r Elma. s Eternal rest grant unto her,oLord. Let perpetual light shine upon her. May she rest In peace. Amen.


Funeral Queens


Hyndburn services, Road,


11.00am followed by burial in Haslingden Cemetery. Family flowers only please, but donations in memory of Rita may be made


at to


Eileen, Moya and Sally, also a much loved mother in law, nana, great grandma and sister in law. Requiem Mass wull take place on Monday 8th September in St Mary’s RC Church Haslingden


Chris, DEATHS CHEW


Patricia Mary (Pat)


Peacefully on August 28th 2014 after a short illness with her family bv her side. Pat aged 07 years of Clitheroe. The dearly loved wife of Kevin, much loved mum of Garry, Sue, Linda and their partners Diana and Damian, devoted


grandma of Sophie,


Joey, dear sister of Christine, a loved auntie,


iscar, Jartiie and


'Peacehaven* Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at St. James' Church, Clitheroe , on Wednesday September 10th at 2p.m. followed by interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Pat if so desired may be given for either North West Air Ambulance


m


Clitheroe Salvation Army, c/o Mr. K. Chew, 113 Whalley Road, Clitheroe, BB7 lHW. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


CLEMENTS Doris


Suddenly on August 31st 2014 at Addison Court Nursing Home, Accrington. Doris aged 90 -years, late of Low Moor, Clitheroe. The dearly loved wife of the late Cyril,' step­ mother of Alec and Anne, mother-in-law to Veronica and Donald.


Loved w ith a lo v e beyond te l l in g , m is se d w ith a ■ g r ie f beyond all te a rs . A dally thought


a silent tear, a constant wish that you were here. Never more than a


though t a way, loved and remembered every day.


F u n e ra l s e rv ic e a t S t M a r y 's R.C. Church, S ab d en,


11.00am,


•Thursday 4 th Septemb er , fo llow e d b y burial In S t N ic h o la s


Chu rch ya rd ,


Sab d en . D o n a t io n s in lo v in g m em o ry o f Elma w i l l be g ra te fu lly ac cepted b y S a b d e n and W h a lle y M e d ic a l C e n t re fo r d is t r ic t


•“ •nurses fo r p a llia t iv e care. F low e rs and e n q u ir ie s to B e r tw is t le 's


F une ral


S e rv ic e , 4 6 B u rn le y Road, P ad ih am . T e l 01282 771628.


§randmother to Cora,


Dawn. Reposing in 'Peacehaven' Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation will take place at Accrington Crematorium on Friday September 12th at 1.40p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Doris if so desired may be given for Cancer Research U.K., c/o Mr. A. Clements, 4 Cardigan Avenue, Clitheroe, BB7 2DY. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


tewart, • Paul and also .or


companion to Amy and Tilly and a true friend to many. Reposing


special P.


DEATHS FIELDING


James Lloyd (Jim)


Suddenly on August 28th 2014 at home in Clitheroe. Jim aged 82 years. Former Bank Manager of Clitheroe Nat West Bank 1071-1983. The dearly loved husband of Anne, much loved dad of Robert and William,


loving


father-in-law of Charlie also a dearest grandpa of George. Reposing


in


'Peacehnven' Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation will take place at Skipton Crematorium on Tuesday September 9th at 11.40a.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Jim if so desired may be given for the purchase of a bench for old walkers (please make cheques payable to Bhailok Fielding Solicitors, c/o Mr. R. Fielding, Bhailok Fielding Solicitors, Clayton Hall, Harris Park, 253 Garstang Road, Preston, PR2 9AB. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


GREEN '


Peacefully on August 29th 2014 in hospital. Derrick aged 86 years of Clitheroe. A retired Pharmacist. The dearly loved husband of Marie, much loved dad of John and Helen, loved father- in-law of Diane and Philip also a devoted grandad of Fred, Ben, Francesca, Laura and Joseph. Reposing in 'Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at St. Mary's Parish


William Derrick Church,


Waddington. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Derrick if so desired may be given for St. Mary’s Church, c/o The Parish Office, Church


Street,


Clitheroe, BB7 2DG. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


HOLGATE June .


Alas: June Left us and Joined her beloved husband Bill and son Peter. Her loving children Carol . ‘ana Ian, also her -four


grandchildren Philip,


Lewis are saddened and upset by their loss. She died in Royal Blackburn Hospital on 23rd August 2014. Tne funeral ^will be held at St Michael & St John's R/C Church, Lowergate, Clitheroe at lpm on Monday 8th . September 2014, followed by burial at Clitheroe Cemetery. Light refreshments at The Atrium Cafe in Clitheroe Castle. Family flowers only


arah, Grace and Elease, donations can


June "to Age UK, RSPCA or Alzheimers Society. All enquiries and donations via Lan^shaws Funeral Service, 103A King Street, Whalley, Lancashire BB7 9SW Tel Q12S4 824529 -


e made in memoiy of


Clitheroe on Monday September 8th at 10a.m. followed by interment at St. Helen's


Church, DEATHS


Jean Mary Howarth


Blackburn Hospital, Jean aged 83 years. The dearly beloved wife of the late David, a much loved mother of Janine, Jeremy, Susie and Sarah, a dear mother in law of Barry, Maggie, Gordon and Ian, a dearly loved grannie of Jonathan, Rebecca, Chris, Richard, David. John, Victoria, and Emily. A service and cremation will be held at


Saturday, 23rd August 201a, at Royal ckbi


Peacefully on Pleasington


Broomfield Place, Blackburn ,BB2 lXF Tel. 01254 503240 http://funerals.altys. info


Service, MASON Rev. David


Peacefully after a long illness borne with great courage on August 29th 2014. David aged 77 years of Clitheroe


Lightcliffe. The dearly loved husband of Helen also a much loved


formerly of Lytham, Skipton


’Peacehaven' Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at The White Church, Fairhaven, Lytham St. Annes on Monday September 15th at lp.m. followed by


cremation. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of David if so desired may be given for a charity of your own choice,


Fersonal


Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297-


Peacefully on August 28th 2014. Jean aged 89 years of Clitheroe. Tne dearly loved wife of the late Fred, much loved mum . of John, loving mother-in-law of Pat, dearest grandma of Peter, Stephen and the late David, devoted great


NUTTALL Jean


Srandma of Henry and


of Janet and Howard. Reposing


may be given for the Ribble valley Heart Fund, c/o Miss L.


Taylor, Pendleside Medical Practice, Clitheroe Health


Centre, Railway View Road, Clitheroe, BB7 2JG.


Inquiries to


Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297-


'Peacehaven* Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation will take place at Accrington Crematorium on Wednesday September 10th at 10.20a.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Jean if so desired


ames also a dear aunt in


nquiries to Brian a private


and grandfather. Reposing


and and


father in


flowers only, or if desired donations may be made in memory of Jean to Arthritis Research UK c/o The Alty Funeral Service. Enq. The Alty Funeral


Crematorium on Friday 5th September 2014, at 12.15pm.' Reposing in the Chapel of Rest, Broomfield Place, Witton.


Family DEATHS


Suddenly, peacefully


John Winston (Willie) Parker


Wednesday,


but on 27


Reuben and ’ Rae, a dear uncle of Lucille, James and the late Chris and 'also fondly remembered


Pleasington. Reposing in the Chapel of Rest, Broomfield Place, Witton.


flowers only, or if desired donations may be made in memory of JWP to Derian


House


Broomfield Place, Blackburn ,BB2 lXF Tel. 01254 503240 http://funerals.ahys. info


Children’s Hospice c/o The Alty Funeral Service. Enq. The Alty Funeral


Service, TREWSDALE Hilda Margaret


mother-in-law of Mike and Stephen, dearest nana of Emily, Oliver. Helena, George and Alice also a loved sister of Billy. Reposing


'Peacehaven' Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation ■ will take place at Accrington Crematorium today Thursday September 4th at 10.20a.m. Flowers will be received


at


’ P ea c eh a ve n * Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


WAREING Annie


peacefully on Monday 1st September 2014. Aged 100 years young. Treasured Nan of Carole Ann and loved son-in-law Steve.


Passed away ”God sent for you Nan *


The funeral will take place at Accrington Crematorium at 1.00pm on Friday 5th September 2014. No flowers


to be an angel in Heaven - as if was your time"


please,


Langshaws Funeral Service, 103A King Street, Whalley, Lancashire BB7 9SW Tel 01254 824529


y \ :


however donations can be made in memory of Annie to Help the Aged. All enquiries donations


and via


Suddenly on August 19th 2014 at home in Chatburn. Hilda aged 71 years. The dearly loved wife of the late James, much loved mum of Lesley and Lorraine,


loving Family BAN FI ELD


MAJOR WILLIAM ROBERT


sympathy shown to tnem during their recent bereavement. Also for the cards, letters of condolence and donations to Macmillan Cancer Support. Special thanlcs to all staff on Ward C22 at Royal Blackburn Hospital and Macmillan for the sensitive


in


compassionate care given to Bill. Our thanks are extended to the doctors at Whalley Medical Centre, the district nurses,


Pharmacy Whalley and


Community Hospital. Our appreciation goes to The Co-operative Funeralcare 10-14 Mincing


Clitheroe Lane,


Blackburn and Revd Pete Goulding for their professional and very personal services.


B00THMAN Valerie (Val)


expressions


David, Wayne, Leanne and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many


Lloyds and


The family o) the late Major William Robert (Bill) Banfield (Ret’d) wish to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the kindness


and


BULLOCK Stanley


In loving memory of a dear husband and grandad,


From your loving wife Joan and all the family xxx.


September 6th, 2010. Loved and remembered everyday.


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O'BRYAN Madge


September 10th 2013.


One uear ago / had to part,


With one I loved with all mu heart


She suffered in silence When no one knew, She never deserved


What she went through. Then God saw her, Oh, so weary, And did what


He thought best,


He closed her eyes so gently


And whispered "Come ana Rest"


From your loving husband Vin xx


To greet you


kind of


sympathy and letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. John Brocklehurst and Campbell Barker for their kind words and


comforting


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I think o f you in silence, And make no outward show,


But what it meant to lose you,


Rest in Peace Mum All my love Kath xx


7 had a Mother So very rare,


Content in her home and always there, On Earth she toiled in Heaven she rests,


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August 2014, at Royal Blackburn Hospital, and of Mellor, JWP aged 77 years. The loving partner of Sheila, a much loved dad of Andrew, Scott and Rustine, a dear father in law of Sarah, Maureen and Stewart, a devoted and loving grandpa of Frankie, Charlie,


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Loving birthday


I f you have a special mum, Love her while you may, I would do anything, To have mine here today. From daughter Pat.


rural crime database and tackle rustling


Livestock and farm machin­ ery theft isontherise in Lancashire but a new initia­ tive launched by the National Farmers Union (NFU) and Lan­ cashire Constabulary aims to make the county a no-go area forthieves.


Many supposed small scale crimes from farms, where the odd piece of machinery is stolen, often go unreported by farmers and the police want this to change so that they are able to build up a comprehen­ sive picture of rural crime in the county. This, they hope, will un­


cover the true scale of the problem, which in turn may attract more police resource. They also want farmers to be their eyes and ears in the fields, exchanging informa­ tion with each other on social media sites. Farmers, who add their


names to a new database will take part in this activity and have also agreed to accompa­ ny the police at crime scenes where a “livestock expert” is essential. As part of this new alliance between the farmers


and police, for many months now, Lancashire police offic­ ers who voluntarily take on extra wildlife duties as part of their roles have been giv­ en a crash course in handling sheep by Lancaster-based hill farmer John Taylor - just in


. casetheyfindthemselveshav- ing to move sheep to a safe lo­


cation without any help. John, who is also the NFU’s Lanca­ shire County Chairman said: “Previous to the database be­ ing set up a police officer stop­ ping a livestock wagon full of sheep would be more inter­ ested in the vehicle’s lights and brakes than the stock, because it is more familiar ground. “Now it’s different. If the


officer suspects something fishy regarding the livestock being moved, via the database they can request for a farmer to accompany them under the


jurisdiction of the police. The police officer is much better off now with the assistance of a hands-on expert in the form of a farmer and access to ani­ mal movement paperwork via the Animal Health and Veter­ inary Laboratories Agency (AHVLA).” Mr Taylor and the police


lice have asked auction marts (as they have adequate facili­ ties) to house the animals for a short period of time while investigations are conducted. Annis Schofield, of Tos-


side, is an auctioneer at Gisburn Auction Mart and at­ tended the inaugural meeting for farmers and police officers interested in the database. She is also a Young Farmers Club (YFC) member who has al­ ready worked with the police via social media to track down


. stolen farm machinery. “D&D Wallbank Agricul­


JohnTaylor.theNFU’scounty chairman, teachingsheep handling topolice officers.


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have also worked together on creating evidence tags for sheep which are suspected to be stolen.John added: “If it was a tractor that had been stolen, it would be locked away with a serial number. You cannot do that with livestock which is why we have created these evidence tags.” The NFU Mutual estimates


that more than 90,000 sheep, cattle and pigs could have been stolen in the UK during 2013 and that in total rustling could


have cost UK farmers more than £6.5 million. In Lanca­ shire, the cost of rural theft rose 38% to an estimated £1.8 million, raising it to the fifth worst hit county in the UK. Support has also been


sought from auction marts to tie up a loophole in the system with regards livestock being sent to slaughterhouses. If a police officer suspects that sheep have been stolen, the last place they should end up is a slaughterhouse, so the po­


tural Contractors had a trailer stolen at 6-30 in the morning. Details asking for informa­ tion about the crime and the trailer’s whereabouts were instantly posted onto the YFC Facebook pages of clubs such as Slaidburn, Clitheroe, Pen- dle and Bolton-by-Bowland,” explained Annis. “The information was re­


posted approximately 200 times and by the afternoon progress was made and the stolen goods traced. If farm­ ers are given all the relevant information about a crime, we can get the word out quickly and assist the police.”


Speaking at the first meet­


ing of database members, In­ spector Paul Goodall, who has responsibility for rural and wildlife crime in Pendle and the Ribble Valley said: “What I would ask is that the rural communities in Lancashire have faith and report anything that appears suspicious. That one piece of information may be crucial to us in putting the


jigsaw together and catching the offender. “If your instincts are say­


ing ‘it’s not right’, then go with your instincts. Report it and p let us make the decision about what to do with that piece of information.”


being spearheaded by NFU Lancashire County Chair­ man John Taylor, following on from the good relation­ ships set up between farm­ ers and the police by John’s predecessor Graham Young, of Greenhurst Farm in Sam- lesbury. Any farmers wishing to find out more, or who want' ‘ to add their names straight to the database, should contact NFU Lancashire County Ad­ viser Adam Briggs on 01695 554912.


1 The database project is


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